Quiz: Cliff Notes on ECG for Practitioners

Quiz: Cliff Notes for ECG for Practitioners: 20-1206536

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(Use the following profession codes for this board: Veterinarian=V; Veterinarian Technician=VT) SELECT FROM DROPDOWN!

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The p-wave in an ECG stands for(Required)

Atrial depolarization

Ventricular depolarization

Ventricular repolarization

In a normal ECG, the QRS complex is?(Required)

Narrow

Bizarre and wide

There is no QRS complex in a normal canine ECG

AV-Block III means(Required)

The electrical conduction from the atria to the ventricles is completely blocked. P-waves and QRS-complexes appear in a completely independent way, P-waves are not followed by associated QRS-complexes any more

a tachycardic arrhythmia with wide QRS-complexes

No p-waves are visible on the ECG

Sinus tachycardia(Required)

Is always an indication for beta blockers

occurs frequently secondary to fever, pain, anemia, excitement…

Is a sinus rhythm at a high heart rate

Choose all that apply

Ventricular premature complexes are usually(Required)

Wide and bizarre

Narrow

Extremely narrow

Supraventricular premature complexes are usually(Required)

Narrow

Wide and bizarre

Extremely wide and bizarre

Atrial fibrillation(Required)

Is characterized by a irregularly irregular sequence of beats

Does not exist in dogs

Does not exist in cats

A sick sinus syndrome(Required)

Is a bradyarrhythmia, sometimes associated with tachycardic episodes

is always an incidental finding and does never require therapy

cannot be detected by a surface ECG

One way to calculate the heart rate in an ECG recording is(Required)

Count the QRS complexes over 15 cm and take them times 20 if the paper speed is 50 mm/s

Count the QRS complexes over 15 cm and take them times 10 if the paper speed is 25 mm/s

Count the QRS complexes over 7,2 cm and take them times 122344 if the paper speed is 100 mm /s

Choose all that apply.

In a normal canine ECG(Required)

Every P-wave is followed by a QRS complex

There is a P-wave in front of every QRS complex

There is a z wave in front of every RTZ complex

Choose all that apply

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